1. The Apostle Paul says disciples of Jesus have been given spiritual blessings of election, redemption and an inheritance.  Why should we reflect deeply on these blessings and how do we celebrate theme?

2. How would you explain to a non-Christian what Jesus’ redemption did?

3. Explain the importance of “when you believed” in verse 13, in light of the context of verses 3-14.

4.  What’s one thing you learned from this passage and what do you believe God wants you to obey?

Some of these questions come from the Christ-centered Exposition Commentary.

1. Share about a time you persevered through opposition.

2. What are the worthless things people need to turn away from today in order to turn to the living

3. Why does the crowd go from wanting to sacrifice to Paul and Barnabas to stoning Paul?

4. Why is faithfulness the mark of success and not results?

1. How does the story of the conversion of Cornelius speak to the sin of partiality?

2. How does this passage highlight the nature and importance of gospel hospitality?

3. How does the story in Acts 10:1-11:18 advance the message of the book of Acts?

4. Pray for opportunities to welcome outsiders into your home, into your life and into the kingdom this week.

Questions come from the Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary.

1. How would you answer someone who asked you, “What is the Good News?”

2. What is the difference between sharing a religion vs. proclaiming the name of Jesus? Have you seen thisdistinction played out in your life?

3. How might we be more attentive to the inner prompting of the Spirit when it comes to our calling?

4. What are some practical ways in which we can turn everyday conversations into opportunities to share the gospel?

5. As believers, how might continually asking “Who are you, Lord” help us to grow in our faith?